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MVCCMOHAWK VALLEY COMMUNITY COLLEGE

CENTER FOR CORPORATE AND COMMUNITY EDUCATIONSUMMER 2013

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Welcome!The warm weather is finally here, and we are excited to offer you an array of non-credit classes for Summer 2013. Choose from a variety of personal enrichment courses, health and wellness classes, and professional development workshops. You can become a social media strategist, learn CPR and First Aid, or enjoy an Aqua Zumba® class.

And if you are looking for something to keep the kids busy this summer, check out our numerous “Career Camps” for kids, tweens, and teens. We have 32 different camps with 42 options; there’s sure to be something to pique your child’s interest. Choose from S.T.E.M camps, art camps, and just plain fun camps. This year’s theme – T.E.K. Attack! – focuses on our assortment of new technology and science camps. We will again be offering all-day outdoor camps at Black River Outdoor Education Program in Boonville, as well as our popular Swim and Sport camp – offered in the afternoons in July and August so that your kids can enjoy academics, athletics, and enrichment ALL DAY.

As you browse through our catalog, please take a look at some of our new classes. Here are some highlights:

• Lots of new or improved career camps including Aviation Academy; CSI: Utica; Medical Mania; Science: It’s a Girl Thing; Create Your Own Video Game; and much more.

• Online test prep classes for the GMAT, LSAT, GRE, SAT, and ACT.

• Healthcare review classes in medical office assistant, medical coding and billing, and medical assisting, as well as review classes for the surgical technician certificate exam.

Whether you want to enrich your life, exercise your mind and body, or entertain your kids, we think you will find something here at MVCC.

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Notice of non-discrimination policy MVCC is committed to equal opportunity in educational programs, admissions and employment. It is the policy of Mohawk Valley Community College to provide equal opportunity for all qualified applicants, students and employees; and to prohibit discrimination on the basis of race, color, sex, religion, national origin, ancestry, age, disability, marital status, sexual orientation, arrest/conviction record or veteran status. The College’s Affirmative Action Officer and Title IX Coordinator is the Director of Human Resources, Room 113, Academic Building, Utica Campus, 315-792-5637.

ContentsKids & Teens College for Kids And Teens 2Summer Career Camps 2Swimming Lessons 13Exam Prep & Math Skills 14

AdultsHealth & Wellness 17Adult Swimming 19 Aquatic Training 20Dancing 21Leisure Learning 22Language & Culture 27Safety 28 Professional Development 29Healthcare Training 33Insurance Agent Education 36Construction & Engineering 37Motorcycling 41Truck Driver Training 43

Registration Form Inside Back Cover

Exam Prep page 14

Insurance Agent Education page 36

Do you have an idea for a new class?We are always looking for new classes and new instructors. If you have an idea for a course that is not in our catalog, contact Carolyn DeJohn, Coordinator, Community Education, at [email protected].

MVCC Civility StatementMohawk Valley Community College is committed to civility in and out of the classroom. MVCC believes everyone has the right to an environment that creates the safe opportunity for educational, professional, and social development. MVCC recognizes its responsibility to model and encourage a culture of civil behavior.

The Center for Corporate and Community Education at MVCC is the winner of the 2012 CEANY Dr. James C. Hall, Jr. Exemplary Program Award for Non Credit Program Development for the Rome Futures Academy!

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College for Kids & Teens SummerCareer Camps

Week 1 – June 24-28

Digital Animation and Game Art – Level 1Ever wonder how 3D animated films and video games, such as Toy Story and Guitar Hero are created? In this camp you will get hands-on experience creating your own 3D project as you learn how to model, texture, light, animate, and render 3D graphics. Bring a flash drive to save your work. Ages 12-14.Instructor: Scot Conner6/24 - 6/28, Mon-Fri8:30-12:00 pmUtica AB148CRN 34081 $109

American Red Cross Babysitting Here’s all the basic information and skills training you will need to care for children of all ages in a safe, reliable manner. You will learn the difference between a mother’s helper and a babysitter; how to feed infants and children; and emergency identification. With successful completion, you will receive certification in basic first aid, American Red Cross babysitting training, and infant and child CPR. After you complete this course, you will be able to assure parents that you are a capable and competent babysitter. Ages 11 and up.Instructor: Shelley Hatch 6/24 - 6/28, Mon-Fri8:30-12:00 pmUtica Gym109CRN 34027 $109

Junior LifeguardingThis pre-lifeguarding program helps you build a foundation of knowledge, attitudes, and skills that you will need to be a responsible lifeguard. Lessons will include skills in the following areas: prevention, fitness, responsibility, leadership, and professionalism. With successful completion, you will receive certification in Adult CPR /AED and basic first aid. Prerequisite: Level 4 certificate or comparable skills. Ages 11-14.Instructor: Shelley Hatch6/24 - 6/28, Mon-Fri12:30-4:30 pmUtica Gym109CRN 34029 $129

Week 2 – July 8-11

NEWCreative Writing Workshop

Make your words come alive as you learn how to put your ideas on paper, create believable characters and use language in an effective way. Explore the MVCC campus with a notebook and pen as you express yourself through poetry and prose. Ages 11-14.Instructor: Kimberly Pflanz7/8 - 7/11, Mon-Thurs8:30-12:00 pmUtica AB129CRN 34228 $79

Power Your FutureEver cook a hot dog in a cardboard box? Roast a marshmallow over a soup can? This camp will show you how new sources of energy are creating the jobs of the future with hands-on experiments in biofuels, wind, solar, and hydropower. Come learn how to turn on a light with the wind! All materials included. Ages 10-13.Instructor: Mark Kamilow7/8 - 7/11, Mon-Thurs8:30-12:00 pmUtica AB110CRN 34036 $89

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Introduction to B & W Darkroom PhotographyLearn to take pictures like a pro! This four-day camp will teach you how to operate a 35mm camera, shoot film, and develop your own black and white prints and enlargements. Improve your pictures by applying good composition and creative ideas. You will also learn to use different lenses and experiment with the capabilities of the camera. Students will need a 35mm SLR camera. Bring one in or use one from MVCC on loan. All other materials will be provided. Ages 12 and up.Instructor: Larry Migliori7/8 - 7/11, Mon-Thurs8:30-12:00 pmUtica AB272CRN 34076 $89

NEWAdvanced B & W

Darkroom Photography Let the fun continue! If you thought that the Introduction to B&W Photography class was much too short for your photographic exploration, then here’s your chance to continue to expand your basic shooting and darkroom skills and learn some new techniques and processes for B&W imagery. If you took the Introduction class or already have some experience in the B&W darkroom, then you are welcome to participate in this four-day camp. Students will be using a 35mm SLR camera. Bring one in or use one from MVCC on loan. All other materials will be provided. Ages 12 and up.Instructor: Larry Migliori7/8 - 7/11, Mon-Thurs1:00-4:30 pmUtica AB272CRN 34225 $89

Swim and Sport Camp Bring your sneakers and goggles as you enjoy an afternoon of outdoor athletics and indoor pool games. You will learn basic skills, rules and game play for individual and team sports including soccer, kickball, juggling, and water exercises. All activities will focus on good sportsmanship and good health. Ages 6-14. Bring a bathing suit, towel, lunch and snack.Instructor: Kristi Peterson7/8 - 7/11, Mon-Thurs12:00-4:30 pmUtcia Gym 202CRN 34236 $99TAKE WITH MORNING CAMP & SAVE!CRN 34237 $79

Be a Star Theater CampIf you love to perform, act, move, and play then you’ll love this class! Students will learn how to create and build basic acting skills with their friends by writing their own short plays, acting technique games, and more. Go behind the scenes of a real working theater and experience what it means to work together. Comfortable clothing and sneakers are required – be ready to move! Ages 9-12.Instructor: Rusty Ritzel7/8 - 7/11, Mon-Thurs8:30-12:00 pmUtica IT TheaterCRN 34030 $89

NEWMusical Theater Madness

If you love musicals and want to learn more about them and how to prepare for an audition then this is the course for you! We will watch filmed productions, create set and costume designs, and work inside the MVCC theater. You will also learn audition technique as well as basic acting techniques to help you shine on the stage. Comfortable clothing and sneakers are required – be ready to move! Ages 12-17.Instructor: Rusty Ritzel7/8 - 7/11, Mon-Thurs1:00-4:30 pmUtica IT TheaterCRN 34221 $89

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NEWCan You Dig It?

Ancient Egypt Become an archaeologist as you uncover artifacts about ancient Egypt. Excavate a scarab, hieroglyphic tablet, ankh symbol, and a jackal. Learn about early Egyptian life as you create a pyramid and sphinx out of sand. Go back in time with this hands-on archaeological experience. All materials included. Ages 6-11.7/15 - 7/19, Mon-Fri8:30-12:00 pmUtica AB268CRN 34222 $149

Cracking the Code Create a working telegraph and send coded messages you can see and hear! This camp is all about coding and decoding signals. You will design your own code, investigate how modern telecommunications systems work, build your own communications device, and then send and receive electronic messages. Ages 11-14.Instructor: Mark Kamilow7/15 - 7/18, Mon-Thurs8:30-12:00 pmUtica AB141CRN 34035 $89

Engineering Boot CampFulfill your child’s curiosity with a weeklong all-day intense summer camp that spends half the day doing engineering activities -- bridge building, rocketry, tensile strength, robotics, CAD, and Geocaching – and the other half doing physical activities -- frisbee, soccer, kickball, basketball, foosball, and dodge ball. Bring a lunch daily. Ages 7-12.Instructor: Brian Judycki7/15 - 7/19, Mon-Fri8:30-4:30 pmUtica AB122CRN 34032 $239

Tape, Tape, Tape Have you ever wanted to make things out of tape? Here is your chance. You will learn how to make duct tape wallets, jewelry, and flowers – and you will even cast your hand with tape. Students will also get an appreciation for artists and art history as they create their own unique projects. All materials included. Ages 10-14.Instructor: Heather McCutcheon7/15 - 7/19, Mon-Fri8:30-12:00 pmUtica AB267CRN 34043 $109

Computer Art and Design Have you ever thought about becoming a graphic designer? Then this is the class for you. You will learn tricks, tools, and designs while making projects on a free internet-based computer graphics program. You can even use what you learned in this class to create more designs at home! Ages 10-14.Instructor: Heather McCutcheon7/15 - 7/19, Mon-Fri1:00-4:30 pmUtica IT219CRN 34044 $89

Swim and Sport Camp Bring your sneakers and goggles as you enjoy an afternoon of outdoor athletics and indoor pool games. You will learn basic skills, rules and game play for individual and team sports including soccer, kickball, juggling, and water exercises. All activities will focus on good sportsmanship and good health. Ages 6-14. Bring a bathing suit, towel, lunch and snack.Instructor: Kristi Peterson7/15 - 7/19, Mon-Fri12:00-4:30 pmUtica Gym202CRN 34051 $99TAKE WITH MORNING CAMP & SAVE!CRN 34103 $79

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Orienteering: Fun with Map and Compass Finding your way without getting lost – what better life skill is there? At Black River Outdoor Education Program we will combine your love of the outdoors, the exhilaration of hiking through the woods, and the satisfaction of solving puzzles. Each day we will head out to explore new wilderness trails and habitats employing math, astronomy, history, botany and magnetism. Maps and compasses will be provided. Get in touch with nature through orienteering. Bring a lunch daily. Ages 10-16. Students will be transported by bus from MVCC to and from Black River in Boonville each day.Instructor: Michael Quinn7/22 - 7/26, Mon-Fri8:30-4:30 pmUtica, Meet at AB158CRN 34089 $169

Nature Photography and Nature Become a “nature expert”! Hike and explore a multitude of different ecosystems at Black River Outdoor Education Program as you learn to identify many interesting species of flora and fauna. As a “photo journalist,” you will keep daily records of exciting discoveries and learn many new ways of improving your photographic skills, as well as building a deeper understanding of our environment’s beauty and magic. Any type of camera will be acceptable. Bring a lunch daily. Ages 7-12. Students will be transported by bus from MVCC to and from Black River in Boonville each day.Instructor: Joan Herrmann7/22 - 7/26, Mon-Fri8:30-4:30 pmUtica, Meet at AB158CRN 34090 $169

Black River Outdoor Education Program’s mission is to connect Central New York school age students to the outdoors by providing educational, lifetime, aerobic fitness activities to include hiking, biking, snowshoeing, and cross-country skiing.


NEWMad Scientist

Discover how amazing science is! In this fun, hands-on program you will make and take home a wide assortment of “sciensational” toys. Grow and take home a crystal tree. Make an energy bead bracelet. Build a working electric motor. Make bubbling blobs, silly putty, ice cream and more. All materials included. Ages 6-11.7/22 - 7/26, Mon-Fri8:30-12:00 pmUtica AB268CRN 34223 $149

NEWMedical Mania

Are you interested in learning about the health care field? This one-week camp will help you explore careers in nursing, radiology, medical laboratory technology, respiratory therapy, surgical technology, cardiology, and much more. All activities are conducted in the MVCC clinical labs, with an all-day field trip to Faxton St. Luke’s Health Care. Ages 14 and up. Instructor: Maryanne Taverne7/22 - 7/26, Mon-FriM-R 8:30-12:00 pm F 8:30-4:30 pmUtica AB159CRN 34235 $129

Magic Rocks! Do you want to be another David Copperfield? Here’s your chance to learn the art of magic from illusionist Leon Etienne. This hands-on class will teach you beginning sleight of hand using coins, cards, and other household items. Amaze your family and friends with the tricks you will learn! Magic kits are included for all students. Ages 8 and up.Instructor: Leon Etienne7/22 - 7/26, Mon-Fri8:30-12:00 pmUtica ACC116CRN 34038 $109

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American Red Cross Babysitting Here’s all the basic information and skills training you will need to care for children of all ages in a safe, reliable manner. You will learn the difference between a mother’s helper and a babysitter; how to feed infants and children; and emergency identification. With successful completion, you will receive certification in basic first aid, American Red Cross babysitting training, and infant and child CPR. After you complete this course, you will be able to assure parents that you are a capable and competent babysitter. Ages 11 and up. Instructor: Shelley Hatch7/22-7/26, Mon-Fri8:30-12:00 pmUtica Gym 108CRN 34028 $109

Swim and Sport Camp Bring your sneakers and goggles as you enjoy an afternoon of outdoor athletics and indoor pool games. You will learn basic skills, rules and game play for individual and team sports including soccer, kickball, juggling, and water exercises. All activities will focus on good sportsmanship and good health. Ages 6-14. Bring a bathing suit, towel, lunch and snack.Instructor: Kristi Peterson7/22 - 7/26, Mon-Fri12:00-4:30 pmUtica Gym 202CRN 34052 $99TAKE WITH MORNING CAMP & SAVE!CRN 34104 $79

Week 5 – July 29-August 2

NEWScience: It’s a Girl Thing

Science! It isn’t just for old men in lab coats; it’s all around you and can be used to understand and create some amazing things! Come and get involved in science as presented by the faculty of the MVCC WISE (Women in Science and Engineering) group. You’ll learn what makes magnets work and make your own working motor. You’ll use chemistry to make ice cream and examine DNA that you extracted right out of a strawberry! At the end of the week, you’ll participate in a Science Olympics where you can race to build the strongest bridge or design a new creature. Come prepared to see the world from a different perspective: that of a scientist! Ages 9-12.7/29 - 8/2, Mon-Fri8:30-12:00 pmUtica AB207CRN 34231 $129

NEWWilderness Adventure

Here’s a chance to safely learn valuable wilderness skills and develop essential life skills. This unique combination fosters an appreciation for the environment, develops self-esteem, instills a spirit of adventure, and promotes teamwork and friendship through a memorable wilderness experience. At the Black River Outdoor Education Program, you will spend each day on different trails visiting nearby rivers and creeks. You will also learn about conservation, forest stewardship, navigation, survival, camping, back-packing as well as New York’s wildlife and plant life. Bring a lunch daily. Ages 10-16. Students will be transported by bus from MVCC to and from Black River in Boonville each day.Instructor: Michael Quinn7/29 - 8/2, Mon-Fri8:30-4:30 pmUtica, Meet at AB158CRN 34227 $169

NEWFlora and Fauna: Making a

Bog and a Butterfly Terrarium Hike and explore the diverse ecosystems at Black River Outdoor Educational Program, where we will collect specimens, identify flora, and create our own “bog in a bottle.” We will also explore the host plant of the monarch butterfly, looking for eggs and larvae, and then make a butterfly terrarium to observe the wonders of metamorphosis and each stage of a butterfly’s life cycle. Experience a new discovery and adventure every day. Bring a lunch daily. Ages 7 to 12. Students will be transported by bus from MVCC to and from Black River in Boonville each day.Instructor: Joan Herrmann7/29 - 8/2, Mon-Fri8:30-4:30 pmUtica, Meet at AB158CRN 34226 $169

Black River Outdoor Education Program’s mission is to connect Central New York school age students to the outdoors by providing educational, lifetime, aerobic fitness activities to include hiking, biking, snowshoeing, and cross-country skiing.

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CSI: UticaBecome a super science sleuth! Have fun learning about forensics, crime scene investigations, and crime lab chemistry as you search for evidence and gather clues to solve tricky cases. You will dust for fingerprints, analyze handwriting, test for blood type, examine hair and clothing fibers, and identify mystery substances as you discover how science can help solve a mystery. Ages 8-12.8/5 - 8/9, Mon-Fri8:30-12:00 pmUtica AB268CRN 34224 $149

Create Your Own Video Game Learn the basic skills of game development from conception to completion. You will use academic skills such as algebra, logic, and geometry, as well as workforce skills such as planning, teamwork, and computer literacy. Exercise your mind as you create your very own video game. Please bring your own thumb drive. Ages 10-13 and 14-17.Instructor: Joe GranatoAges 10-13 8/5 - 8/9, Mon-Fri8:30-12:00 pmUtica IT219CRN 34229 $109Ages 14-178/5 - 8/9, Mon-Fri1:00-4:30 pmUtica IT219CRN 34230 $109

NEWCreative Fabric Collages

Have you ever used colored, patterned, or textured fabric to create a wonderful piece of art? (Yes, using JUST fabric is considered art, too!) You will learn how to create your own fabric collage using only fabric, glue, and felt. Students will also get an appreciation for collage artist Wendy Huhn. All materials included. Ages 8-11. Instructor: Kelly McGrogan7/29 - 8/2, Mon-Fri8:30-12:00 pmUtica AB267CRN 34233 $109

Weather or Not?Are you fascinated with hurricanes, tornados, and nor’easters? Learn all about weather and weather forecasting with WKTV Meteorologist Bill Kardas. Find out what causes weather, explore the many different types of weather around the world, and get the information you need to study weather from home. Ages 10-14.Instructor: Bill Kardas7/29 - 8/2, Mon-Fri1:30-4:30 pmUtica AB141CRN 34039 $79


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Engineering Boot CampFulfill your child’s curiosity with a weeklong all-day intense summer camp that spends half the day doing engineering activities -- bridge building, rocketry, tensile strength, robotics, CAD, and Geocaching – and the other half doing physical activities -- frisbee, soccer, kickball, basketball, foosball, and dodge ball. Bring a lunch daily. Ages 7-12.Instructor: Brian Judycki8/5 - 8/9, Mon-Fri8:30-4:30 pmUtica AB122CRN 34033 $239

NEWPrinting, Making, and

PrintmakingPrepare to roll your sleeves up and get messy as you print and make art in this printmaking class! You will experiment with printmaking brayers, Styrofoam trays, and printmaking inks. You’ll create fun and colorful prints as you learn about artists who were also printmakers. All materials included. Ages 11-14. Instructor: Kelly McGrogan8/5 - 8/9, Mon-Fri8:30-12:00 pmUtica AB267CRN 34234 $109

Swim and Sport Camp Bring your sneakers and goggles as you enjoy an afternoon of outdoor athletics and indoor pool games. You will learn basic skills, rules and game play for individual and team sports including soccer, kickball, juggling, and water exercises. All activities will focus on good sportsmanship and good health. Ages 6-14. Bring a bathing suit, towel, lunch and snack.Instructor: Kristi Peterson8/5 - 8/9, Mon-Fri12:00-4:30 pmGym 202CRN 34054 $99TAKE WITH MORNING CAMP & SAVE!CRN 34106 $79

Week 7 – August 12-16

NEWDigital Animation and

Game Art – Level 2 If you have some experience with 3D digital animation or you have completed the level 1 class, take your skills to the next level in creating 3D graphics. Learn more techniques in 3D modeling

and texturing, lighting, and animation. In this second level class you will get an introduction to the exciting subject of character animation. Bring a flash drive to save your work. Ages 12-14.Instructor: Scot Conner8/12 - 8/16, Mon-Fri8:30-12:00 pmUtica AB148CRN 34266 $109

Harry Potter Magical Mystery Tour Join in the escapades of Harry and his friends as you play quidditch, make an edible wand, experiment with colored magic sand, and brew some magical potions to drink. Come join us where magic, science, art, and literature meet. Harry, Ron, and Hermoine are waiting for your arrival! All materials included. Ages 6-11.8/12 - 8/16, Mon-Fri8:30-12:00 pmUtica AB268CRN 34050 $149

NEWOil and Water Resist!

Do oil and water mix? What about oil crayon and watercolor paint? You will be learning about artists who created “resists” using oil pastels, crayon, and watercolor paint in their own artwork! Students will learn about art techniques and get an appreciation for artists who created their own resists. All materials included. Ages 8-11.Instructor: Kelly McGrogan8/12 - 8/16, Mon-Fri8:30-12:00 pmUtica AB267CRN 34232 $109

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Kids in the Kitchen Become a junior chef as you make fun, easy, healthy meals for breakfast, lunch, dinner, and dessert. Throughout the week, you will learn how to follow a recipe, prepare and cook foods, and become more aware of kitchen safety. Bon Appetit! Ages 8-12.Instructor: Karen Hopsicker8/12 - 8/16, Mon-Fri8:30-12:00 pmPerry Jr. HighCRN 34040 $109Instructor: Catherine Bowman8/12 - 8/16, Mon-Fri1:00-4:30 pmPerry Jr. HighCRN 34165 $109


NEWAviation Academy

Ever wondered what your neighborhood looks like from the sky? Or maybe you’re curious how airplanes even work. You might even dream about being a pilot. Here’s your chance to discover the wonderful world of aviation. Offered in conjunction with MVCC’s Aviation Training Center, you will discover how flying and aircraft maintenance are interrelated. Through small group activities and field trips to Griffiss Business Park, students will learn the basics of flight and the many career paths available in the aviation industry. The camp ends with an optional free Young Eagles flight on the weekend after camp ends. Ages 12-14. Instructor: Ed Kopp.8/12 – 8/16, Mon-Fri8:30-12:00 pmMVCC Aviation Training CenterCRN 34299 $149

Athletic Performance WorkshopsDo you always seem to play better at practices than at games? Do you often have trouble “psyching yourself up” for big competitions? This workshop will provide young athletes with the tools they need to help train their minds as they do their bodies. The first week’s 4-hour session is designed to focus specifically on the relationship between emotion and performance, and to help young athletes establish mental habits for successful performance. The second week will provide a variety of hands-on classroom exercises that will allow athletes to gain a better understanding of their mental fitness, and gauge their overall sport attitude. Students will leave the workshop with the skills they need to continuously uncover, discover and challenge their performance assumptions, as well as a set of effective ways to manage the destructive negative self-talk that keeps athletes from performing to their potential. Grades 7-12.Instructor: Nivia CavicFor Boys 9/8 - 9/15, Sun 1:00-5:00 pm Utica $59For Girls 9/22 - 9/29, Sun 1:00-5:00 pm Utica $59

Please note that all students enrolling in BOTH morning and afternoon camps on the MVCC Utica campus will be picked up from their morning camps, supervised during lunch, and dropped off at their afternoon camps. Send in a bag lunch or money to purchase lunch in the cafeteria.

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Don’t get left behind this summer…

Look into the future and get ahead withThe MVCC Rome Futures Academy!

July 8 - August 1, Mon - Thursday, Morning session

The MVCC Rome Futures Academy is a four-week summer program at MVCC Rome serving incoming 9th grade students from the Rome City School District whose skills may have been sufficient to pass middle school but will not meet the requirements of high school.This FREE summer program will get you on track with the information you need to succeed in high school and look to the future with exciting careers in Health Care and Information Technology. Fine tune your writing and reading skills while participating in fun projects, activities, and field trips to explore these exciting careers in your own backyard. Transportation is provided. Participants may be eligible for a $200 stipend for participating in this program! Check with your teachers or guidance counselor to see if you’re eligible!

This program was created by the Mohawk Valley Community College Foundation in conjunction with the Rome City School District and is funded by the Rome Community Foundation.

Don’t waste your brain power and your potential this summer…Get ahead with MVCC Rome Futures Academy!

For more information or to register contact MVCC at 315.792.5300 or visit www.mvcc.edu/cced

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2nd Annual Junior Firefighter Camp

July 29 - August 2, 2013 at Mohawk Valley Community College & Utica Fire Academy and Training Facility Topics to be covered include:

• AircraftRescueFirefighting• FireApparatus• ForcibleEntry• HoseEvolutions• LeadershipandTeamBuilding• Extrication• PersonalProtectiveEquipment• PortableFireExtinguishers• Self-ContainedBreathing

Apparatus• Urban/RuralWaterSupply• Ventilation• AED/CPR• VehicleFires

Open to any volunteer firefighter age 16 and 17.

Price $125 Day CampPrice $290 Overnight

Application deadline July 10, 2013

For more information call 315 792-5300 or www.mvcc.edu/cced.

Sponsored by: Oneida County Fire Chief ’s Association, Oneida County Volunteer Firemen’s Association, MVCC and the Utica Fire Department/Academy

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Swimming LessonsAll classes – MVCC Utica Campus, 1101 Sherman Drive, UticaParents are expected to place their child into the correct class. Students must have the prerequisite levels or be able to master all previous level expectations before going to next level. Because classes become full, instructors may not be able to move your child into their proper level. Please evaluate your child based on the American Red Cross levels listed below. Goggles (not face masks) are recommended for all levels beginning with Level 1.

ENROLLMENT IS LIMITED IN ALL LEVELS AND WILL BE TAKEN ON A FIRST COME BASIS. ALL SWIM LESSON REGISTRATIONS ARE NON-REFUNDABLE.

Parent and Child Aquatics $55 This class builds basic water safety skills for both parents and children and helps children adjust to the water environment. Parents must accompany child in water. Ages 1-2 years old.

Preschool with Parent Aquatics $55This class will help children feel comfortable in the water, enjoy the water safely, and learn fundamental skills including breath control, floating, and basic locomotion. Parents must accompany child in water. Ages 3-5 years old.

Level 1: Introduction to Water Skills $55 Students are oriented to the water while they learn elementary skills. Ages 4 and up.

Level 2: Fundamental Aquatic Skills $55Students will build on the fundamental aquatic locomotion rescue and safety skills learned in Level 1. Unsupported front and back floats, rhythmic breathing, and flutter kicking are skills learned at this level. Prerequisite: Level 1 certification or comparable skills. Ages 5 and up.

Level 3: Stroke Development $70 Students will build on aquatic locomotion, safety and rescue skills from Level 2 with more practice. Coordinating front and back crawl, introduction to elementary backstroke, and treading water are among the skills learned in this level. Students must be independent in the water. Prerequisite: Level 2 certificate or comparable skills. Ages 6 and up.

Level 4: Stroke Improvement $70 This level will include deep-water bobbing, rotary breathing, and endurance of strokes already learned, as well as introduction of breast stroke, side stroke, and turning at the wall. Prerequisite: Level 3 certificate or comparable skills.

Level 5: Stroke Refinement $70 This level refines the strokes already learned and introduces the open turns, feet-first surface dives, and diving. Prerequisite: Level 4 certificate or comparable skills.

Level 6: Fitness Swimmer $70 This course will allow for reviewing and perfect-ing all strokes and skills in the American Red Cross Learn-to-Swim Program. Students will learn good lifetime fitness habits and basic and advanced rescue techniques.

Tuesday & Thursday Evening Classes5 week session 5/28-6/27

Level 1 CRN 33935 5:00-5:30 pm CRN 34198 6:00-6:30 pm

Level 2 CRN 33936 5:30-6:00 pm CRN33937 6:30-7:00 pm

Level 3 CRN 33941 5:00-6:00 pm

Level 4 CRN 33940 6:00-7:00 pm

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Preschool with Parent Aquatics(ages 3-5) CRN 33950 9:30-10:00 am Level 1CRN 33948 9:00-9:30 am CRN 33947 10:00-10:30 am CRN 34213 11:00-11:30 am Level 2CRN 33946 10:30-11:00 am CRN 33945 11:30 -12:00 pm

Level 3CRN 33944 9:00-10:00 am CRN 34214 11:00 -12:00 pm

Level 5/6CRN 33942 10:00-11:00 am Swim Session 2Week 1: Mon-Fri, Week 2: Mon - Thurs7/22-8/1

Parent and Child Aquatics (ages 1-2) CRN 33958 10:00-10:30 am

Preschool with Parent Aquatics(ages 3-5) CRN 33959 10:30-11:00 am Level 1CRN 33951 9:00-9:30 am CRN 33952 11:00-11:30 am

Level 2CRN 33953 9:30-10:00 am CRN 33954 11:30 – 12:00 pm

Level 3CRN 33955 10:00-11:00 am Level 4CRN 33956 9:00-10:00 am Level 5/6 CRN 33957 11:00 – 12:00 pm

Exam Prep and Math SkillsRegents Review for Algebra 2/ TrigonometryThis session provides extra practice with the exam questions, content, and concepts and will address individual questions. Please bring a graphing calculator.Instructor: Peter Marcus6/5, Wed6:00-8:30 pmUtica AB244CRN 33886 $29

Regents Review for GeometryIf you’re interested in a close look at specific topics in geometry, join us for this exam prep session with attention to questions, content, concepts, and individual needs. Please bring a graphing calculator.Instructor: Peter Marcus6/10, Mon6:00-8:30 pmUtica AB244CRN 33885 $29

Regents Review for Integrated AlgebraHere’s a chance to get extra practice with questions, content, and concepts for the exam in a friendly and focused session. Individual needs will be addressed. Please bring a graphing calculator.Instructor: Peter Marcus6/3, Mon6:00-8:30 pmUtica AB244CRN 33884 $29

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SAT Math WorkshopDo you need to focus on math? This class provides extensive math explanation and problem-solving to help prepare for the SAT test. Sample tests will be used. In-depth emphasis on successful test-taking strategies will be available. Bring pens and a scientific or graphing calculator.Instructor: Peter Marcus7/30, Tues9:00-11:30 amUtica AB141CRN 33908 $29

SAT Reading & Writing WorkshopIf you need to work on reading and writing, this class provides intensive practice. Using actual sample tests, students focus on reading comprehension, vocabulary, essay writing, and written expression skills for the revised SAT test. In-depth emphasis on successful test-taking strategies will be available. Bring pens and pencils.Instructor: Peter Marcus7/31, Wed9:00-11:30 amUtica AB141CRN 34240 $29

SAT Vocabulary WorkshopThe knowledge of college level vocabulary is an important factor in many SAT questions. Join this class for a relaxed and stimulating session that surveys higher level vocabulary with exercises, word associations, word games, and practice test questions from the real SAT.Instructor: Peter Marcus8/1, Thurs9:00-11:30 amUtica AB141CRN 34239 $29

ACT Review Class Prepare for the ACTs! This class will provide a close look at the ACT exam, with activities that include test-taking practice, review, forming solution strategies, and preparation. The four sections of the exam will be addressed: reading, mathematics, science, and English, including instruction in the optional essay writing section. Grades 10 and up.Instructor: Peter Marcus6/4 - 6/6, Tues, Thurs6:00-8:00 pmUtica AB244CRN 33883 $39

Prepping for the ACT OnlineBrought to you by the authors of ACT For Dummies, 5th Edition (Wiley), this accelerated course offers a comprehensive overview of the various question types that appear on the ACT. Nearly all undergraduate schools require that students submit scores for the ACT, SAT, or both, and this course covers the essential subjects, concepts and techniques you’ll need to know to achieve a high ACT score. Topics of study and review include mathematical concepts, including algebra, geometry and trigonometry, grammar and punctuation, reading comprehension, essay writing, data analysis for the science test, general standardized test taking tips, and much, much more. Course participants will put their newly acquired skills into practice using real ACT tests from recent years. Required Text: ACT For Dummies, 5th Edition, (by Lisa Zimmer Hatch and Scott Hatch) and The Real ACT Prep Guide, 3rd Edition.8/5 – 9/1 OnlineCRN 34285 $250

SAT Quick PrepDo you prefer a quicker way to get ready for the SAT that could improve your scores? Sharpen your skills and test-readiness in just two sessions and get real SAT practice, question analysis, answering tactics, and study plans for math, reading, vocabulary, written expression, and essay writing – in less time. Bring pens and a scientific or graphing calculator.Instructor: Peter Marcus5/22- 5/29, Wed6:00-8:30 pmRome PC203CRN 34200 $495/28 - 5/30, Tues, Thurs6:00-8:30 pmUtica AB244CRN 34202 $49

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Prepping for the SAT OnlineBrought to you by the authors of and numerous SAT For Dummies (Wiley) titles, this comprehensive overview covers the various question types you’ll come across on the SAT. Nearly all undergraduate schools require that students submit scores for the SAT, ACT, or both, and this course covers the essential subjects, concepts and techniques necessary for SAT success. Topics of study and review include mathematical concepts, including algebra and geometry, grammar and punctuation, reading comprehension, sentence completion, essay writing, analogies, general standardized test taking tips, and much, much more. Course participants will be given the opportunity to put their new skills into practice using real SAT tests from recent years. Required Text: The Official SAT Study Guide, 2nd Edition (by CollegeBoard)8/5 – 9/1OnlineCRN 34294 $250

GRE Prep ClassTaking the GRE is an important step in pursuing graduate study. We will help you prepare with practice questions and study suggestions and address content, skills and strategies in mathematics, reading, verbal reasoning, vocabulary, and analytical essay writing for the newly revised GRE. Math prep will be emphasized. This class is also applicable to preparation for the GMAT Exam.Instructor: Peter Marcus7/16 - 7/30, Tues6:00-8:00 pmUtica AB141CRN 33983 $79

Prepping for the GRE OnlineBrought to you by the authors of the GRE Prep Manual and Study by App’s© recently released “GRE Prep” application, this course offers a comprehensive study of the quantitative reasoning, verbal reasoning, and analytical writing sections of the GRE. As a student in this course, you will be able to utilize numerous examples of test questions from recent years, in addition to gaining access to answers, explanations, and general time-saving techniques sure to maximize your chances of landing a score indicative of future success in graduate level coursework. Required Text: Official Guide to the GRE Revised General Test (by Educational Testing Service).5/27 – 6/23Online CRN 34282 $250

8/5 – 9/1Online CRN 34283 $250

Prepping for the GMAT OnlineStudents looking to gain admission to an MBA or MS program in Business Administration must first successfully complete the Graduate Management Admissions Test, or GMAT. This course, brought to you by the authors of GMAT For Dummies, 6th Edition (Wiley), provides comprehensive instruction on how to complete both the verbal and quantitative sections of the GMAT, offering a thorough review of test- taking techniques and methods for improving scores on each of the four sections of the test. This course also includes a discussion of MBA programs, application procedures, and graduate school survival techniques. Required Text: GMAT For Dummies, 6th Edition (by Lisa Zimmer Hatch and Scott Hatch).5/27 – 6/23Online CRN 34280 $2508/5 – 9/1OnlineCRN 34281 $250

Prepping for the LSAT OnlineStudents looking to enter law school must first successfully complete the Law School Admissions Test, or LSAT. This course offers a thorough overview of the three main question types found on the LSAT: analytical reasoning, logical reasoning, and reading comprehension. Taught by practicing attorneys, this course also utilizes actual LSAT exams from recent years and provides an insider’s perspective on law school admissions and the legal profession as a whole. Required Text: 10 New Actual, Official LSAT PrepTests (by Wendy Margolis).8/5 – 9/1Online CRN 34284 $250

High School Math Refresher for AdultsHere’s a math review class that’s friendly and to the point. Review and improve the important math skills needed in college study and workforce training. We’ll focus on algebra, geometry, graphing, applied topics, trigonometry, functions, special calculator skills, and individual student needs. Please bring a simple scientific calculator.Instructor: Peter Marcus7/8 - 8/5, Mon7:00-8:15 pmUtica AB141CRN 33986 $69

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Health & Wellness Aqua Zumba®Known as the Zumba “pool party,” Aqua Zumba gives new meaning to the idea of an invigorating workout. Integrating the Zumba formula and philosophy with traditional aqua fitness disciplines, Aqua Zumba blends it all together into a safe, challenging, water-based workout that’s cardio-conditioning, body-toning, and most of all, exhilarating beyond belief. Water shoes are recommended.Instructor: Lauren Valente7/11 - 8/8, Thurs5:00-6:00 pmUtica PoolCRN 34205 $29

Zumba®Join in the ultimate dance fitness party! Zumba fuses hypnotic Latin rhythms and international beats with easy to follow moves. The routines feature interval training sessions using fast and slow cardio workouts while you keep dancing your way to fitness! Beginners are welcome. Please bring water and a towel. Dance or low-tread sneakers are recommended.Instructor: Sue Keehle7/18 - 8/22, Thurs5:30-6:30pmUtica GYM 115CRN 34268 $29No class on 8/15

Chisel and BurnThis high energy, high intensity class alternates body weight exercises and low impact cardio designed to sculpt your core, arms, legs, and buttocks. Participants must bring a yoga mat.Instructor: Andrew Castilla7/17 - 8/21, Wed5:30-6:30 pmUtica GYM 115CRN 34207 $45

Turbo Kick BoxingTurbo kick is a fun-filled workout that combines shadow boxing, kickboxing, sports drills, dancing, yoga, and simple dance moves in a party atmosphere. While the feel and spirit of the workout remains consistent, each new workout is more fun, exciting, powerful, and effective than the last. Turbo Kick is an interval-based class that allows students of any fitness level to participate. Bring water.Instructor: Kristen Lutz Ball7/16 - 8/6, Tues9:00-10:00 amUtica GYM 115CRN 34275 $257/18 - 8/8, Thurs9:00-10:00 amUtica GYM 115CRN 34276 $25

Turbo Kick Boxing Double SessionInstructor: Kristen Lutz Ball7/16 - 8/8, Tues, Thurs9:00-10:00 amUtica GYM 115CRN 34277 $45

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Strengthen Sculpt & ToneStrengthen and tone all of your major muscles! This course will incorporate the use of resistance bands, hand weights, and the stability ball to increase physical strength, prevent osteoporosis, and help change your body to a more desirable form. This unique exercise program is designed to help increase muscle mass, decrease body fat, boost metabolism, and burn calories at a faster rate - even while you’re asleep! Improve core strength and balance as well. Bring hand weights, an exercise mat, and a water bottle for every class.Instructor: Linda Budlong, CPT, RYT 2007/16- 8/22, Tues, Thurs7:00-8:00 pmUtica Gym115CRN 34216 $59

Exhale YogaFind your balance in body and in life. Exhale yoga is a one-hour Kripalu yoga class designed to nurture mindfulness while encouraging awareness. Each exhale yoga class is different but all include core strengthening, stretching and balance work. This class ends with a guided meditation and relaxation. Please bring water.Instructor: Susie Hamilton7/29 - 8/19, Mon9:00-10:00 amUtica GYM115CRN 34209 $257/31 - 8/21, Wed9:00-10:00 amUtica GYM115CRN 34210 $25

Exhale Yoga Double Session7/29 - 8/21, Mon, Wed9:00-10:00 amUtica GYM115CRN 34211 $45

Yoga Flex & FlowEnergize your mind and body in this hatha yoga vinyasa flow class. Zero in on your abdominals, strengthen your back, rebalance your body alignment, dissolve unwanted tension, and build strength. Breathe, feel, and listen to your body with no expectations or judgments. This course is appropriate for all levels, and you are encouraged to work at your own level. Bring water, a yoga mat, an old necktie, and wear loose, comfortable clothing.Instructor: Linda Budlong, CPT, RYT 2007/16 - 8/20, Tues5:30-6:45 pmUtica GYM115CRN 34218 $45

Yoga Sculpt & ToneThis class combines hatha yoga vinyasa flow and strength training. We will use a variety of strength equipment such as weights and bands along with yoga blocks and more to challenge you. We will begin with a yoga warm up and combine yoga and strength training in our work phase; our cool down will increase flexibility and finish with a well-deserved final relaxation. All levels are welcome; participants are encouraged to work at their own pace and fitness abilities. Please bring water, a yoga mat, light weights, and two yoga blocks.Instructor: Linda Budlong, CPT, RYT 2007/15 - 8/19, Mon5:30-7:00 pmUtica GYM 115CRN 34219 $50

The Art of BeingThis is a class for Fellow Soul Searchers. Living in the Present, Letting go of Judgment, Love towards Oneself, The Energetic System, and Connection to the Divine are the topics covered in this class. Group discussion, practices to use in everyday life and meditation basics will be offered. Deb Evans is passionate about personal growth, the human experience and spirituality and received certification from The Stillpoint School of Integrative Life Healing in 2006.Instructor: Debbie Evans5/22 - 6/19, Wed7:00-8:00 pmUtica GYM108CRN 34267 $30

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Water Aerobics Take all 3 Days: $697/8-8/16, Mon, Wed, Fri 8:00-9:00 amCRN 34160 No class 7/12, make-up on 8/16

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Water RunningStrengthen and tone your muscles without the harsh impact of running on land. Participants of all abilities wear a flotation belt to enhance the effect of running combined with a variety of exercises to achieve a great overall workout. Bring a bottle of water to class; water shoes are recommended. All classes take place at the Utica Campus Pool. Instructor: Mary Farda7/8-8/5, Mon 5:00-6:00 pmCRN 34217 $29

Aqua Zumba®Known as the Zumba “pool party,” Aqua Zumba gives new meaning to the idea of an invigorating workout. Integrating the Zumba formula and philosophy with traditional aqua fitness disciplines, Aqua Zumba blends it all together into a safe, challenging, water-based workout that’s cardio-conditioning, body-toning, and most of all, exhilarating beyond belief. Water shoes are recommended. All classes take place at the Utica Campus Pool. Instructor: Lauren Valente7/11-8/8, Thurs 5:00-6:00 pmCRN 34205 $29

Beginning Swim for AdultsLearn to swim at your own pace. This program is for adults and teens who would like to learn the basic fundamentals of swimming and/or conquer a fear of the water. You will learn basic water safety skills and knowledge in order to make you reasonably safe while in, on, or around the water. Goggles are recommended. Instructor: Katelyn McAllister7/10 - 8/7, Wed 5:00-6:00 pmUtica Pool CRN 34206 $35

Adult SwimmingWater AerobicsWater aerobics is a great way to get in shape, as water is a natural aid in resistance training. This shallow water exercise, set to music, can help you lose inches while toning and strengthening all of the body’s major muscle groups. You do not have to be deep-water proficient. Bring a bottle of water to class; water shoes are recommended. All classes are at the Utica Campus Pool. Cost $29

Monday 7/8-8/5 8:00-9:00 amInstructor: Anna Case CRN 34161

8/19/-9/16 8:00-9:00 amInstructor: Katelyn McAllister CRN 33911

7/8-8/5 6:00-7:00 pmInstructor: Anna Case CRN 33919

Wednesday 7/10-8/7 8:00-9:00 amInstructor: Amy Vandenberg CRN 34162

8/21-9/18 8:00-9:00 amInstructor: Tina Jones CRN 33912

Thursday7/11-8/8 6:00-7:00 pmInstructor: Amy Vandenberg CRN 33920 Friday7/19-8/16 8:00-9:00 amInstructor: Mary Farda CRN 34163

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Advanced Beginning Swim for AdultsIncrease your aquatic abilities by adding to skills learned in the beginning course. You will learn a series of skills designed to improve your stamina and basic coordination. Students will develop an elementary understanding of the front crawl and backstroke. Goggles are recommended. Pre-Requisite: Need to swim comfortably on front the width of the pool. Instructor: Caleb Treat7/9-8/6, Tues 5:00-6:00 pmUtica Pool CRN 34204 $35 Intermediate Swim for AdultsNow it’s time to learn the elements of good swimming. This course will provide you with the opportunity to refine your swimming strokes and learn other advanced water safety skills. Goggles are recommended. Pre-Requisite: Need to swim one length of the pool to include deep water (25 yards). Instructor: Katelyn McAllister7/10 - 8/7, Wed 6:00-7:00 pmUtica Pool CRN 34212 $35

Competitive Lap & Fitness SwimGet ready for a swim workout! Participants who want to stay in shape for the off season will receive instruction in competitive swim strokes, turns, starts and then swim laps on their own. Open to all ages, children must have level 5/6 swim skills. Information on local competitive opportunities, masters swimming, and USA age group swimming will be available. Goggles are recommended. Instructor: Caleb Treat7/9-8/6, Tues 6:00-7:00 pmUtica Pool CRN 34208 $30

Aquatic TrainingCPR/AED for the LifeguardProfessional RescuerThis course helps participants recognize and respond appropriately to cardiac and breathing emergencies. With successful completion, you will receive certification in CPR/AED needed for lifeguards and professionals. Instructor: Sara Cutright6/10 , Mon5:00-9:00 pmUtica Gym108CRN 34070 $49

Lifeguard ManagementDesigned to teach aquatic managers and lifeguard supervisors how to effectively manage lifeguards and help to keep patrons, lifeguards and aquatic facilities safe. The course covers the responsibilities of a lifeguard supervisor, the selection and training of lifeguards, team building, principles of injury prevention, risk management, and emergency response planning. This course meets the NYS Health Department requirement for aquatic camp supervisors.Instructor: Shelley Hatch6/5 - 6/12, Wed5:30-9:00 pmUtica Gym109CRN 34102 $59

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Lifeguard TrainingGet the skills and knowledge you need to become a lifeguard. You will learn to recognize and respond quickly and effectively to aquatic emergencies and prevent drowning and injuries. Prerequisites: you must be at least 15 years of age by the last scheduled session of the class and be able to swim 550 yards continuously with predetermined strokes before the first session of class. With successful completion, you will receive certification in American Red Cross Lifeguard Training, First Aid, and CPR for the lifeguard. Bring a lunch daily.Instructor: Shelley Hatch6/7 - 6/16, Fri-Sat-SunFri-5:00-9:00 pm & Sat+Sun 9:00-6:00 pmUtica Gym109CRN 34068 $299

Lifeguard Training Review (Recertification)Renew your Lifeguard Certification, CPR/AED for the Lifeguard, and First Aid by successful completion of this course. Waterfront lifeguard skills will also be reviewed for those who require it. Participants must be able to complete the pre-course swim test. Please note that this is a newly released Lifeguard Course which includes new skills. Prerequisites: you must hold current certification in American Red Cross Lifeguard Training. Attendance at all sessions is required. Instructor: Shelley Hatch6/3 - 6/24, Mon5:00-9:00 pmUtica PoolCRN 34066 $149

DancingNo Partner? No Problem!In this new class, you’ll learn a totally new concept in dancing that combines the basics of Latin and ballroom dance, with the freedom of line dance. This new approach is called mirror line dancing and involves two lines facing one another. The health benefits of dancing are well documented through research, but the joy of good music and freedom from worry about having a partner is eliminated. In addition to the mirror line dancing, traditional line dances will also be taught. Singles and couples are welcome!Instructor: Gina & Luca Esposito6/5 - 7/10, Wed6:30-7:30 pmUtica Gym 202CRN 34215 $45

Ballroom Dance for BeginnersDon’t sit through another dance at your next party or wedding! Enhance your social life and gain poise while reaping the healthy benefits of dance participation. Just show up and the instructors will share their enthusiasm for dance with you. It’s contagious! You will want to sign up again and again as so many dancers before you have done. Learn classic ballroom styles – Fox Trot, Swing, Club Slow Dancing, Rhumba, Waltz, and Polka. Learn with others in a relaxed environment. Singles are welcome, but partners are not guaranteed.Instructor: Gina & Luca Esposito6/3 - 7/8, Mon6:30-8:30 pmUtica Gym 202CRN 34020 $55No class on 7/27/20 - 8/24, Sat10:00-12:00 pmRome AtriumCRN 34021 $557/22 - 8/26, Mon6:30-8:30 pmUtica GYM202CRN 34022 $558/12, 8/19, 8/26 Class will be held 6:00-8:00 pm

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Ballroom Dance for IntermediatesFor students who have basics and are ready for some new steps and techniques, this class will help advance skills while developing confidence and elegance on the dance floor. You will refresh and build on beginner skills and you will be introduced to steps and patterns for Latin dances like the Cha-Cha, Mambo/Salsa, Samba, Merengue, and Tango. Singles are welcome, but partners are not guaranteed.Instructor: Gina & Luca Esposito6/4 - 7/9, Tues6:30-8:30 pmUtica GYM 202CRN 34023 $55No class on 7/37/16 - 8/20, Tues6:30-8:30 pmUtica GYM202CRN 34025 $558/13, 8/20 Class will be held 6:00-8:00 pm

Ballroom Dance for Advanced Want to get ready for “Dancing with the Stars?” Advanced classes build on steps learned in the Intermediate class. Advanced steps and patterns in the Smooth and Latin dances are covered, with an emphasis on style and technique. Singles are welcome, but partners are not guaranteed.Instructor: Gina & Luca Esposito5/30 - 7/11, Thurs6:30-8:30 pmUtica Gym 202CRN 34018 $55No class on 7/47/18 - 8/22, Thurs6:30-8:30 pmUtica Gym 202CRN 34019 $558/15 , 8/22 Class will be held 6:00-8:00 pm

Latin DanceGive in to the sultry and romantic moves of Latin dance! This exotic style of dance will get your heart racing and your feet moving. You will learn the steps and patterns for dances such as the Salsa, Mambo, Meringue, Samba, Rhumba, Bolero, Tango, and the Cha-Cha! Many of these Latin rhythms are found in today’s popular music, so you can take these steps with you for a night on the town or to a party or wedding. Singles are welcome, but partners are not guaranteed.Instructor: Gina & Luca Esposito5/31 - 7/12, Fri6:30-8:30 pmUtica GYM202CRN 34015 $55No class on 7/57/19 - 8/23, Fri6:30-8:30 pmUtica GYM202CRN 34016 $558/16, 8/23 Class will be held 6:00-8:00 pm

Leisure LearningHaunted History of CNY 3Come explore the haunted history of central New York. Can the history of a site be responsible for paranormal activity? Learn the haunted histories of sites located in Sylvan Beach, Remsen, Herkimer, and more! This class will be a combination of lecture and on-site visits. Join us if you dare! Local ghost hunters (and teachers!) will lead you through a thrilling and historical walk through our local paranormal hotspots!Instructor: Becky Converse & Denise Morganti6/4 - 6/22, Tues, SatTues. 7:00-8:30 pm Sat. 10:00-12:00 pmRome PC203CRN 34255 $55

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In our all-new class we will examine intriguing, yet disturbing historic cases, including Leopold-Loeb, Sacco-Vanzetti, Charles Manson and the online Love Triangle Murder. We’ll also profile some of the most distressing damsels of crime and follow leads to the genre of literary detectives to investigate Sherlock Holmes, Hercule Poirot, and other sleuths of note. Our inquiries will be guided by history, media, literature and speculation. An outline of topics will be provided before the first class meeting.Instructor: Peter Marcus7/10 - 7/31, Wed7:00-8:15 pmUtica AB141CRN 34253 $65

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A History of Fun Thrills & ChillsLadies and Gentlemen, and adults of all ages: We have all enjoyed occasions, spellbound, in the fanciful realm of popular amusement culture. But now, we will take a closer look inside the razzle-dazzle and fix our gazes upon the history, features, people and business of many of the great amusements, including Coney Island, Luna Park, Sylvan Beach, Lake George, Disney, Atlantic City, circuses and the carny culture. An outline of specific topics will be provided before the first class meeting.Instructor: Peter Marcus7/11 - 8/1, Thurs7:00-8:15 pmUtica AB141CRN 34254 $65

Blooms of CNYCome and enjoy a PowerPoint presentation on The Blooms of Central New York. We will show you over 50 varieties of flowering trees and shrubs that grow and prosper right here in the Central New York region. We’ll also discuss best practices for time of pruning and site location. You’ll also see a variety of annual and perennial flowers that would complement any yard in Central New York. Instructor: Mike Mahanna7/9, Tues6:00 - 8:00 pmUtica AB131CRN 34288 $19

Container GardeningOur container gardening class will guide you thru the elements of container design. We’ll discuss the best growing medium for your containers as well as adequate drainage and fertilizer. You’ll view a wide selection of plants that are available to use in your designs as well as vegetables that also perform well in containers. We’ll also view a wide variety of designs to get your creative juices flowing.Instructor: Mike Mahanna6/15, Sat12:00-2:00 pmPreswick Glen CRN 34093 $19

Garden TourJoin us as we take you on a guided tour of the gardens and paths of Root Glen. You’ll be treated to a cornucopia of color as we walk through the formal gardens and observe the many trees and shrubs that make up this little bit of heaven on earth.Instructor: Mike Mahanna7/27, Sat10:00 - 12:00 pmRoot Glen CRN 34289 $19

Wild Edibles and Mushroom IdentificationCurious about such unusual wild delicacies as cattail-on-the-cob or chanterelle mushrooms? Want to pick a peck of plentiful poke? Through this class you will learn to supplement your summer diet with delicious wild vegetables and beverages! This class will include handouts and some walking (and gathering) through local natural areas so dress appropriately!Instructor: Bill Chapman6/26 - 7/31, Wed5:30-8:30 pmUtica AB131CRN 33999 $49No class on 7/3 and 7/24

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EmMi Beads Bubble BraceletIn this 2 week class you will stitch a flat bracelet the first week and then learn to embellish it during the second week. Must be comfortable with a needle and thread. Please bring $18 to class for supplies.Instructor: Kim Schweitzer6/12 - 6/19, Wed6:00-8:00 pmUtica AB141CRN 34290 $29

EmMi Beads Long Lengths NecklaceString this long necklace using seed beads and some focal beads. Can be worn three different ways as a necklace or wrapped multiple times on your wrist. Please bring $15 to class for supplies.Instructor: Kim Schweitzer7/10, Wed6:00-8:00 pmUtica AB143CRN 34291 $19

EmMi Beads Woven Crystal BraceletUsing Swarovski crystals, weave this basic bracelet using 2 strands of beading wire to create a beautiful piece of jewelry. Please bring $20 to class for supplies.Instructor: Kim Schweitzer7/24, Wed6:00-8:00 pmUtica AB143CRN 34292 $19

EmMi Beads Wrapped Loop Bead ChainUsing sterling silver or gold-filled wire, create this bracelet by wrapping wire with beads and connecting. Makes for a delicate looking but sturdy bracelet. Wrapped loop technique helpful. Please bring $18 to class for supplies.Instructor: Kim Schweitzer8/7, Wed6:00-8:00 pmUtica AB143CRN 34293 $19

The Art of BeingThis is a class for Fellow Soul Searchers. Living in the Present, Letting go of Judgment, Love towards Oneself, The Energetic System, and Connection to the Divine are the topics covered in this class. Group discussion, practices to use in everyday life and meditation basics will be offered. Deb Evans is passionate about personal growth, the human experience and spirituality and received certification from The Stillpoint School of Integrative Life Healing in 2006.Instructor: Debbie Evans5/22 - 6/19, Wed7:00-8:00 pmUtica Gym108CRN 34267 $30

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Golf: Basics for BeginnersNow is the time to take those golf lessons you’ve promised yourself for years! Learn from a teaching professional with over 25 years of experience nationally. This five-week course concentrates on building the proper golf swing and teaches putting, chipping, driving and more. One session is dedicated to fitting and purchasing equipment, course etiquette, ball flight law, and game theory. For anyone who has ever considered taking up the game, this course promises to be worth the investment. Golf or tennis shoes recommended; bring clubs if available. Classes are held at Mohawk Glen Golf Course. All range and ball rental fees are included. Please register early; course fills quickly! First class is introductory and meets at King Pin Lanes in Rome.Instructor: Paul Panek6/2 - 6/30, Sun3:00-4:15 pmMohawk Glen CRN 34001 $1196/2 - 6/30, Sun4:30-5:45 pmMohawk Glen CRN 34002 $119

Golf: Advanced ProgramNow that you play often, treat yourself to lessons with a professional with over 25 years of experience nationally. This four-week course concentrates on putting and chipping, basic iron play with shot selection, “hit it high or keep it low,” and wood and tee shots with consideration of distance and accuracy. Bring golf shoes and clubs. Classes are held at Mohawk Glen Golf Course. All range and ball rental fees are included. Participants must have a minimum of 3 years golfing experience.Instructor: Paul Panek6/9 - 6/30, Sun6:00-7:15 pmMohawk Glen CRN 34000 $99

Computer Skills for Baby BoomersJoin the computer age without fear. Learn basic skills and experience what can be done on the computer in a relaxed, no-pressure environment. Explore how computer applications can help you stay in touch and on top of things. You will learn how to open and send an email; how to search for items using the Internet; and how to create a professional-looking letter or document using Microsoft Word. The slower pace of this course, along with its guaranteed limited class size, assures that you will receive personal, hands-on instruction.Instructor: Ed Sajdzikowski6/24 - 6/27, Mon, Wed, Thurs5:00-8:00 pmUtica IT219CRN 34056 $65

High School Math Refresher for AdultsHere’s a math review class that’s friendly and to the point. Review and improve the important math skills needed in college study and workforce training. We’ll focus on algebra, geometry, graphing, trigonometry, functions, special calculator skills, and individual student needs. Please bring a simple scientific calculator.Instructor: Peter Marcus7/8 - 8/5, Mon7:00-8:15 pmUtica AB141CRN 33986 $69

How to Write for Newspapers and Magazines Have you dreamt of getting paid to write food or book reviews, travel pieces, or fashion how-to’s? As long as you’ve got an idea and a desire to write, we’ll give you the inside tips on how to land a writing gig. Professional freelance writer Tenille-Lynn Millo will show you how to wow editors with the stories they want and need! You’ll learn how to formulate a good idea, find a media outlet, and sell your idea. By the end of the class, students will have two polished articles, pitch letters to sell them, and the basic skills to get published.Instructor: Tenille Millo6/4 - 7/9, Tues6:30-8:00 pmUtica AB143CRN 34286 $59

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Just Once PianoBelieve it or not, you don’t need years of weekly lessons to learn piano. In just a few hours, you can learn enough secrets of the trade to give you years of musical enjoyment. How do we do it? While regular piano teachers teach note reading, piano professionals use chords. You can learn all the chords you’ll need to play any song in this one session. We will cover how chords work in a song, how to get more out of sheet music, how to form the three main types of chords, how to handle different keys and time signatures, and how to simplify over 12,000 complex chords. Fee includes a workbook and practice CD.Instructor: Anthony Morano6/15, Sat9:00-12:00 pmUtica ACC222CRN 34256 $59

Just ONCE How to Play Piano By EarLearn one of music’s deepest mysteries: how to play songs without relying on music. A very practical presentation of music theory that includes predicting chord progressions, learning from recordings, and transposing-all expressed in everyday language. This is an ideal follow-up to the “Instant Piano” class and is open to anyone who has a basic understanding of chords on any instrument. Expand your musical horizons, and free yourself from sheet-music dependence, and be the life of the party! Prior experience with chords recommended. Fee includes a workbook and practice CD.Instructor: Anthony Morano6/15, Sat 1:00 - 3:30 pmUtica ACC222CRN 34257 $59

Just Once Piano - Take both classes and SAVE!6/15, Sat9:00 – 3:30 pmCRN 34258 $108

PinterestDo you search for recipes? Are you a crafter? Do you shop for gifts? If you find things of interest as you’re wandering the vast array of the Internet, Pinterest may become one of your favorite computer tools. In this hands-on workshop, you will learn how to use Pinterest. You’ll explore ways of sorting pins so you can easily find something, how to collect pins through other members of Pinterest after confirming that it’s a pin worth saving, and how to create your own pins. If there is interest, the Pinterest App will also be explored for anyone with a Smart phone. Students must have a Pinterest account, and those who don’t will be sent an invitation prior to class.Instructor: Maimun Khan6/20, Thurs6:00-8:00 pmUtica IT219CRN 34261 $198/1, Thurs6:00-8:00 pmRome PC221CRN 34262 $19

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Wales and the WelshMaybe you have Welsh heritage? Maybe you plan on visiting Wales? Or maybe you’re just interested in the fascinating history and culture of this Celtic land, rich in legends, medieval castles, and beautiful scenery. In this class, you will learn about your Welsh origins, examine ancient customs, hear Welsh stories, and ponder what you might like to visit. Welsh educator and author, Rainer Morgan, will take you on a tour of Welsh culture, geography, tourism and history.Instructor: Rainer Morgan6/5 - 6/19, Wed6:00-8:00 pmUtica AB143CRN 34287 $39

Conversational ItalianViva Italia! This course will help you to understand and use simple Italian language. You’ll learn to handle travel situations such as shopping, getting directions, making travel arrangements, and ordering a meal. You’ll also become competent in telling people about yourself and having simple conversations in Italian. Plan the trip to Italy you’ve always dreamt of and feel confident in conversing with the locals!Instructor: Andre Berardi6/12 - 8/7, Wed7:00-8:30 pmRome PC207CRN 34011 $59No class 7/3

Sign Language for BeginnersLearn to communicate using basic Sign Language techniques. This course presents an overview of deaf culture and will provide basic sign vocabulary, including colors, numbers, letters, family members and animals. It also will target occupations and conversational protocol. Classes will be targeted to the interests and abilities of the participants. Students will use games, videos, and conversation to learn these important skills. Class includes a text book and exercise book.Instructor: Deborah Pardi6/10 - 7/31, Mon, Wed7:00-8:30 pmUtica AB145CRN 34088 $89No class 7/1, 7/3, 7/15, 7/17

Cooking Classes

Cooking for Parents & TeensLooking for an activity to do with your teen that both of you will benefit from? Tired of hearing from your teen that there is nothing to eat in the house? From an appetizer to an entree to dessert and more, sign up for this class and make taco rice salad, spaghetti pie, and chocolate dessert. Please bring a knife and food container. Course cost is per person.Instructor: Pat Salzer6/22, Sat10:00-2:00 pmPerry Jr High CRN 34263 $35

Recipe Intervention: Party FoodsIn this fun, hands-on class, we’ll take classic party food recipes and revamp them to make them more fresh, tasty, and healthy. You’ll be a hit at the next party, and you’ll look and feel great in the process! Please bring a knife and food container. Instructor: Pat Salzer7/13, Sat10:00-2:00 pmPerry Jr High CRN 34264 $49

Recipe Intervention: Comfort FoodsThe second in the series! We all love comfort food – but it tends to be full of calories and leave you feeling less than comforted afterward! In this fun class, we’ll take those old recipes and make them new again, and make them much healthier in the process! You’ll be amazed at the tips you’ll take away from this class. Please bring a knife and food container. Instructor: Pat Salzer8/10, Sat10:00-2:00 pmPerry Jr High CRN 34265 $49

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Boating SafetyAll individuals operating a personal watercraft (jet ski), regardless of age, are required to successfully complete a New York State approved Boater Safety Course and will receive a certificate. You must hold a certificate if: 1) you operate a personal watercraft and are at least 14 years old, or 2) you wish to operate a motorboat (other than a personal watercraft) and you are at least 10 years old and less than 18 years old. This course meets the state requirements for operation of personal watercraft for all ages. It also covers boater safety topics such as navigation, boating terminology, regulations, water safety, boater’s etiquette, and rules of the water. The minimum age for this course is 10 years, and those 12 years and under must be accompanied by an adult or sibling 16+. Students receive a NYS certificate upon course completion (NYS will charge adults a $10 fee; no fee for students 17 and under.Please bring a lunch for Saturday classes. Text is included. Cost: $20Instructor: Ed Potrzeba5/11, Sat 9:00-5:00 pm Utica AB242 CRN 272145/21 - 5/22, Tues, Wed 5:00-9:00 pm Utica AB242 CRN 282066/3 - 6/5, Mon, Wed 5:00-9:00 pm Utica AB224 CRN 338876/17 - 6/19, Mon, Wed 5:00-9:00 pm Rome PC203 CRN 338827/20, Sat 9:00-5:00 pm Utica AB224 CRN 33965Instructor: Noel Ames6/15, Sat 9:00-5:00 pm Utica AB134 CRN 34297

Defensive DrivingThis program offers the dual benefits of a 10% insurance discount as well as up to four points off your driving record. Students learn how important attitude is in everyday driving. Student involvement is encouraged throughout. Classes are lively, interactive, and engaging. The required time goes by very quickly. The program emphasizes safe and defensive driving techniques for drivers of all ages and skill levels, including those with a driver’s permit. Bring a license or permit to class, and a lunch to Saturday classes. Students are required to be on time and stay until the completion of class. This course if offered in partnership with the Oneida County Traffic Safety Department. Cost: $40

5/11, Sat 9:00-4:00 pm Rome PC215 CRN 25875 6/15, Sat 9:00-4:00 pm Utica AB143 CRN 339747/9 - 7/11, Tues, Thurs 6:00-9:00 pm Rome PC215 CRN 339738/10, Sat 9:00-4:00 pm Utica AB141 CRN 33972

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NEWBecoming a Social Media

Strategist Social media has changed the way organizations and people interact with the world. Learn how to craft and execute an effective social media strategy for your organization. This unique training opportunity in social media strategy management will help to prepare you with a skill set that includes:

• Elements needed to create a strategic social media plan

• Social media marketing mediums and techniques

• An understanding of compliance-related issues in social media

• Project and campaign management as it relates to social media

• Concepts and principles for managing a social media community

• How to engage customers/stakeholders and build stronger relationships

• Hands-on experience with a variety of popular social media tools

For participants who wish to become certified as a Social Media Strategist (SMS), this course is approved by the National Institute for Social Media (NISM) and allows you to prepare for the NISM Social Media Strategist certification exam. Examination eligibility requirements are 64 academic units OR a minimum of 2 years business experience related to social media. To learn more about, or to register for, the NISM Social Media Strategist certification exam, please visit https://nismonline.org/certification/ 6/4 – 6/25, Tues8:30-4:30 pmUtica IT138CRN 34278 $495

Police Pre-Employment Basic Training Program This course is an alternative to the conventional manner of conducting the Basic Course for Police Officers. It provides interested persons with the opportunity to begin preparation for a career as a police officer prior to being hired by a law enforcement agency. The first component, pre-employment training, includes most of the instructional material in the basic course for police officers, and may be completed by civilian students as well as appointed police officers. Additional training to complete the basic course for police officers can only be obtained once a student has been hired by a police agency and becomes a sworn police officer.Individuals wishing to enter this program must meet the eligibility requirements. Upon completion of the program, students have 2 years to secure employment in a police department and complete the Phase II portion of the training before being awarded a full Basic School Certificate from DCJS. Cost: $4200.For more information, visithttp://www.mvcc.edu/cced or contact [email protected], or call 315.731.5728

Grant Writing WorkshopIn this course you will learn how to write a grant and where to look for potential funders who are a good match for your organization and how to ramp up your grant efforts through partnerships. You’ll also learn how to network and develop true partnerships with a variety of funders and community partners, how to organize a successful grant, and how to put together a complete proposal package. Learn how to develop successful, fundable grants from a local expert

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whose proposals have brought in millions in funded projects to the local area. This workshop is ideal for nonprofit organizations, schools, religious institutions, and municipalities seeking grants from foundation, corporate, government, and individual donors. Whether it is only one small piece of your job or your entire job description, you will gain information on how to create a compelling case for your idea and turn it into a successful proposal.Instructor: Russ Davis7/9 - 7/10, Tues, Wed8:00-12:00 pmMVCC Educ Center Rm101CRN 33982 $150

Notary PublicIf you have wanted to become a notary public, but have been worried about the exam, this class will help. Don’t let the terminology scare you–you can become familiar with the terms and laws and learn the skills necessary to sit for the notary exam and earn the license to become a more valuable asset in your workplace. Test dates and policies will be discussed.Instructor: Gloria Karol6/8, Sat9:30-1:00 pmUtica AB134CRN 34005 $507/20, Sat9:30-1:00 pmRome PC205CRN 34006 $50

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Paralegal CertificateThis nationally acclaimed program is designed for beginning as well as advanced legal workers. Students will be trained to assist trial attorneys, interview witnesses, investigate complex fact patterns, research the law, prepare legal documents, and assist in preparing cases for courtroom litigation. The Paralegal Certificate Course© will also teach you how to work as a full-time or part-time paralegal, or how to open your own freelance business. There are no prerequisites, but students will be expected to complete a significant amount of homework for each weekly session. This program will help students increase their office’s efficiency, productivity, and billable hours as well as learn new marketable job skills. Successful graduates will be awarded a Certificate of Completion from Mohawk Valley Community College. To receive a Certificate, students must pass numerous quizzes and successfully complete several legal document writing assignments. Course books and materials are not included in tuition cost.To Enroll, contact the Center for Legal Services 1-800-522-7737.Live Lecture Format:6/11 - 7/27, Tues, Thurs, SatTues, Thurs 6-9:30, IT216 Sat 9:00-5:00 pm , IT219Utica Campus $1189No class 7/2, 7/4, 7/6Online Format:7/1 - 10/11, $1189

Online Personal Injury for Paralegals CerticateThis online course is designed to more thoroughly examine the duties and scope of responsibility for personal injury paralegals. With this exciting, fast-paced class you will learn many of the legal terms, causes of action, and remedies available to victims of personal injury accidents. We will review the negligence theory of torts upon which many personal injury claims are based. Students will discuss interviewing, investigating and other case building techniques vital to a personal injury paralegal’s success in the law office. Class discussions and lesson material will include the different kinds of personal injury claims including (but not limited to): car accidents, slip and falls, medical negligence/malpractice, manufacturer product defects, and class-action lawsuits. Discover the basic categories of damages recovery, statutes of limitations, and schemes for liability. Successful graduates of this non-credit course will be awarded a Certificate of Completion from MVCC. Course books and materials are not included in tuition cost. To enroll, call the Center for Legal Studies at 1-800-522-7737.7/1 - 8/16 $729

Online Software Essentials for the Law Office CertificateThis dynamic course is designed for legal professionals interested in improving their skills and knowledge of commonly used computer technology and programs within the law office. Course topics include: computer operating systems and peripheral devices; time tracking and billing software; database, case management and docket control software; litigation support software; electronic discovery, and trial presentation and graphics software. Hands on exercises will prepare students to work with a wide variety of common law office computer programs. Common billing procedures and payment agreements, accurate time tracking, proper calendar and docketing procedures as well as the processes involved in electronic discovery will be addressed through a variety of exercises. In addition, students will be presented with real-life scenarios and asked to identify and examine ethical issues raised by the use of technology in a legal practice. Course books and materials are not included in tuition cost. Successful graduates of this non-credit course will be awarded a Certificate of Completion from MVCC.To enroll, call the Center for Legal Studies at 1-800-522-7737.7/1 - 8/16 $729

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8 Hour Pre-Assignment Training Course for Security GuardsThis is an 8 hour course required by New York State as the first step in obtaining a security guard registration card from the New York State Department of State. The course provides the student with a general overview of the duties and responsibilities of a security guard. Topics covered in this course include the role of the security guard, legal powers and limitations, emergency situations, communications and public relations, access control, and ethics and conduct. The passing of an examination is required for successful completion of this course.Instructor: Rick D’Alessandro5/20 - 5/22, Mon, Wed6:00-10:00 pmUtica AB134CRN 33962 $60Instructor: John Bielby7/22 - 7/24, Mon, Wed6:00-10:00 pmRome PC207CRN 33963 $60

8 Hour Annual In-Service Training Course for Security GuardsThis is an 8 hour course that must be completed within 12 calendar months from completion of the 16 Hour On-the-Job Training Course for Security Guards, and annually thereafter. The course is structured to provide the student with updated and enhanced information on the duties and responsibilities of a security guard. Topics include the role of the security guard, legal powers and limitations, emergency situations, communications and public relations, access control, and ethics and conduct.Instructor: Rick D’Alessandro7/15 - 7/17, Mon, Wed6:00-10:00 pmUtica AB224CRN 34154 $60Instructor: John Bielby8/12 - 8/14, Mon, Wed6:00-10:00 pmRome PC207CRN 34153 $60

16 Hour On-the-Job Training Course for Security GuardsThis is a 16 hour course that must be completed within 90 days of employment as a security guard. The course provides the student with detailed information on the duties and responsibilities of a security guard. Topics covered in this course include the role of the security guard, legal

powers and limitations, emergency situations, communications and public relations, access control, ethics and conduct, incident command system, and terrorism. The passing of an examination is required for successful completion of this course.Instructor: Rich Dodge8/5 - 8/13, Mon, Tues6:00-10:00 pmUtica AB224CRN 34083 $99

SAVE School Violence PreventionThis workshop satisfies the New York State Education Department’s requirement for 2-hour school violence prevention training (SAVE). The course focuses on issues relating to violence and safety for school-age children from both the identification and prevention perspectives. Topics include abuse and neglect; abduction; substance abuse; traffic and fire safety; and violence. Teachers’ legal responsibilities, dangerous behavior identification, intervention techniques, effective classroom management, and promoting positive attitudes and behaviors will also be discussed.Instructor: Rich Dodge6/4, Tues4:00-6:00 pmUtica AB131CRN 34084 $258/1, Thurs4:00-6:00 pmUtica AB131CRN 34085 $25Instructor: John Bielby8/22, Thurs4:00-6:00 pmRome PC213CRN 33996 $25

Child Abuse RecognitionThe New York State Education Department requires healthcare, educational, and other licensed professionals be trained to identify and report child abuse. Matriculated students at MVCC should consult with academic advisors before enrolling in this course.Instructor: Rich Dodge6/4, Tues6:00-9:00 pmUtica AB131CRN 33966 $35Instructor: Rick D’Alessandro8/1, Thurs6:00-9:00 pmUtica AB131CRN 33968 $35

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Healthcare Providers Healthcare professionals and students entering the field of healthcare and public safety (Fire, EMS, and Law Enforcement) are required to have an AHA or American Red Cross HCP CPR/AED Card. Spend just a few hours of your time and get your complete training this summer. Topics covered will include: BLS CPR (1 & 2 rescuer) BVM Ventilations, choking, and AED use for adults, children and infants. Please bring $5 cash to class for CPR certification card. Bring paper and pen to class.Instructor: Donna Luck-Martin7/22 - 7/23, Mon, Tues10:00-2:00 pmUtica Gym 115CRN 34250 $55

NEWCPR/First Aide for Heart

Savers First Aid CPR / AED is an instructor-led course that teaches students critical skills needed to respond to and manage first aid until emergency medical services (EMS) arrives. Students learn skills in first aid basics and Adult CPR /AED. Injury training includes: how to treat bleeding, sprains and broken bones. Medical training includes: how to treat choking, sudden cardiac arrest and shock. Environmental emergency training will also be included, which covers heat and cold exposure and bites, stings and poisoning emergencies. Please bring $5 cash to class for CPR certification card. Bring paper and pen to class.Instructor: Donna Luck-Martin7/8 - 7/9, Mon, Tues10:00-2:00 pmUtica Gym 115CRN 34249 $55

NEWHealthcare Advance

Directives Since the late 1990’s, patients have had the legal right to formulate advance directives and make end of life decisions regarding their health care. Let a professional health care provider guide you through this process and sort out confusing terms and differences between living wills, health care proxies, power of attorney and more. Topics will include: Patient Self-Determination Act of 1990, Advance Directives, Futility of Treatment, Withdrawal of Treatment and Death & Dying.

Instructor: John Bielby8/22, Thurs6:00-9:00 pmRome PC213CRN 34279 $35

Healthcare

PhlebotomyThis program will enable you to familiarize yourself with various aspects of the medical laboratory. It provides the certification and skills required to work as a phlebotomist in a hospital, laboratory, or medical office environment. Intense classroom instruction is combined with individualized clinical practice. Upon successful completion, you will be eligible to seek employment as a phlebotomist in New York State. Tuition includes insurance fee. Purchasing the textbook is required.Instructor: Rachel Canarelli6/17 - 8/7, Mon, Wed6:00-9:00 pmUtica AB268CRN 33893 $4996/18 - 8/13, Tues, Thurs6:00-9:00 pmRome PC210CRN 33894 $499No class 7/4

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Barrier Precautions/Infection ControlThe New York State Education Department requires this class for licensed professionals, including physicians, physicians’ assistants, specialist assistants, dentists, dental hygienists, registered nurses, licensed practical nurses, optometrists, and podiatrists. (0.3 CEUs).Instructor: Carolyn Neverusky7/15, Mon6:00-9:00 pmRome PC215CRN 33892 $357/16, Tues6:00-9:00 pmUtica AB143CRN 33891 $35

CNA - Certified Nurse’s Assistant This 120 hour course includes 90 classroom hours and 30 supervised clinical hours of training. Upon successful completion of the program, students are eligible to take the NY State certification exam. Topics include: communication and interpersonal skills, universal precautions, infection control, safety, basic nursing skills, personal care skills, mental health, social service needs, care of cognitively impaired residents, basic restorative services, and resident’s rights. After obtaining certification, students are prepared to enter the workforce as an entry-level certified nurse assistant. Criminal background checks as well as Department of Health documents (current comprehensive physical, vaccinations, TB tests results, etc.) are required for clinical hours. Tuition includes texts and NY State testing fee. Uniforms and shoes are to be purchased by the student.Instructor: Nelson Wood & Tammy Burdick6/3 - 7/19, Mon, Tues, Thurs, Fri3:30-8:30 pmSitrin Health Care Center CRN 34113 $1200

Home Health Aide (HHA)Attend MVCC’s Personal Care Aide program or provide PCA certification from another institution and attend 35 additional hours in the

Home Health Aide program to attain Home Health Aide certification and become even more marketable in the growing health care field. This program provides the skills training necessary to care for patients ranging from infants to seniors in a home setting. Sixteen (16) hours of clinical experience is included.Instructor: Nelson Wood & Tammy Burdick5/6 - 5/17, Mon, Tues, Thurs, Fri3:30-9:00 pmSitrin Health Care Center CRN 28408 $6008/5 - 8/16, Mon, Tues, Thurs, Fri3:30-9:00 pmSitrin Health Care Center CRN 34242 $600

Personal Care Assistant (PCA)This entry level program will provide you with 40 hours of combined classroom and laboratory training needed to become a certified Personal Care Assistant. Classroom and lab instruction will enable the student to learn the skills necessary to work in a home care setting. Upon successful completion of the PCA program, students will be eligible to continue their training, if desired, in a certified Home Health Aide training program.Instructor: Nelson Wood & Tammy Burdick4/22 - 5/3, Mon, Tues, Thurs, Fri3:30-9:00 pmSitrin Health Care Center CRN 28407 $4008/19 - 8/30, Mon, Tues, Thurs, Fri3:30-9:00 pmSitrin Health Care Center CRN 34243 $400

Take Both and Save! PCA/HHA ComboInstructor: Nelson Wood & Tammy Burdick4/22 - 5/17, Mon, Tues, Thurs, Fri3:30-9:00 pmSitrin Health Care Center CRN 28409 $9008/5 - 8/30, Mon, Tues, Thurs, Fri3:30-9:00 pmSitrin Health Care Center CRN 34244 $900

Online Intro to Electronic Health RecordsThis course will discuss this rapidly changing technology in the health care environment. We will introduce the basic functions of the Electronic Health Record (EHR), its benefit to us as healthcare workers and the benefit to physicians and patients. We will explore the technological requirements for an EHR system

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Online Working with Electronic Health RecordsThis course will provide students with the knowledge and skills required to work with electronic health records in today’s rapidly changing health care environment. This course provides the student with an in-depth and practical training on a widely used Electronic Health Record software program. Students will be able to apply theoretical knowledge to equip them to successfully enter the medical community with a comprehensive working experience and understanding of an EHR as well as other components.5/23 - 8/9CRN 34246 $199

Online Take Both and SAVE!Intro to and Working with Electronic Health Records 5/23 - 8/9CRN 34247 $375

Medical Assistant Certificate Review ClassThis three hour course is designed to prepare students to take the Medical Assistant Certificate Exam required by the National Center for Competency Testing. Materials included.Instructor: Maryanne Taverne6/5, Wed6:00-9:00 pmUtica AB141CRN 34074 $50

Medical Coding & Billing Review ClassThe class offers a comprehensive review to prepare you for the National Certified Insurance & Coding (NCICS) certification test. It will feature a brief outline of test content including categories to expect and an approximate percentage of each category on the exam. We will review medical insurance and billing procedures, terminology, amd the claims process.Instructor: Michelle Sowich-Shanley8/21, Wed6:00-9:00 pmUtica AB141CRN 34248 $50

Medical Office Assistant Certificate Review ClassThis three hour course is designed to prepare students to take the Medical Office Assistant Certificate Exam required by the National Center for Competency Testing. Materials are included.Instructor: Maryanne Taverne8/24, Sat9:00-12:00 pmUtica $50

Surgical Technician Certificate Exam ReviewThis three hour course is designed to prepare students to take the Surgical Technician Certificate Exam required by the National Center for Competency Testing. Topics for review include, Perioperative/Surgical Environment (instrumentation, draping, delivery of care, skin prep, positioning, dressing materials and specimen care), medical terms, anatomy and physiology, infection control, pharmacology, safety and sterilization. Other topics include: what to expect on the test, time allowed and study techniques. Instructor: Mark Williams8/28, Wed6:00-9:00 pmUtica $50

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Online Medical Transcription and EditingThis program helps students develop the knowledge and skills of quality medical transcriptionists in addition to the specialized skill set of medical transcription editors. Students focus on keyboarding, medical terminology, language and grammar, and the editing skills required to work with speech recognition technology. Textbooks are included. Sign up today and receive a free laptop or a $325 discount! Offer expires on July 31, 2013. This class is ongoing and self-paced. You can start any time! CRN 33994 $2580

Continuing Education for Insurance AgentsNYPO-100136

Creating and Executing a Culture of Customer ServiceIntended for both the Life A&H Agent and the Property and Casualty Agent, students will receive current information on fundamental skills, techniques and infrastructure needed for delivering extraordinary customer service. The information covered will clearly show the strategic importance of quality customer service, used as a competitive advantage in today’s insurance marketplace. This course will provide 8 CEU’s.-NYCR-237532Instructor: Sharon Jachim6/14, Fri8:00-5:00 pmUtica AB134CRN 34270 $99

Ethics and Customer ServiceIntended for both the Life/A&H Agent and the Property and Casualty Agent, the purpose of the course is to give the Insurance Professional a more thorough understanding and appreciation of the requirements, expectations and responsibilities involved in giving high quality customer service as well as continuously adhering to the highest of ethical standards at the workplace. We all know what we SHOULD do, but do we always do it? This course will provide 8 CEU’s.-NYCR-237534Instructor: Jim Lombardo6/21, Fri8:00-5:00 pmUtica AB134CRN 34272 $99

Life and Health Insurance: Basic Principles of UnderwritingIntended for the Life/A&H Agent the purpose of the course is to give the Insurance Professional a more thorough understanding and appreciation of life and health insurance underwriting from the standpoint of the home office underwriting staff. As part of the course, we will “trace” an application from the time it leaves the agent’s office through the underwriting department until issuance of the policy. This course will provide 8 CEU’s.-NYCR 237535Instructor: Jim Lombardo7/19, Fri8:00-5:00 pmRome PC205CRN 34273 $99

A Triangular Relationship-Agent Carrier & InsuredIntended for both the Life/A&H Agent and the Property Casualty Agent, students will receive information for developing an in depth assessment of the relationship fundamental to the independent agency system today - the agent, the insured and the insurance carriers. This course will provide 4 CEU’s.-NYCR 237531Instructor: Sharon Jachim8/16, Fri12:00-4:00 pmUtica AB134CRN 34269 $49

Preparing for the Worst-Disaster InsuranceIntended for the Property Casualty Agent, the purpose of the course is to give the Insurance Professional a more thorough understanding and appreciation of the requirements, expectations and responsibilities involved in identifying,

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analyzing and planning for disasters. This course will provide 8 CEU’s. NYCR -237536Instructor: Jim Lombardo8/17, Sat8:00-5:00 pmRome PC205CRN 34274 $99

Do you Really Know Your CustomerIntended for both the Life/A&H Agent and the Property Casualty Agent, information will be provided on the importance of data gathering and how applying the data results can improve an organization’s ability to respond to market changes and capitalize on market opportunities. Students will develop an understanding of filtering through information to get to the root issue and respond proactively. This course will provide 4 CEU’s.-NYCR-237533Instructor: Sharon Jachim8/23, Fri12:00-4:00 pmUtica AB134CRN 34271 $49

Construction & Engineering Skills

Intro to Photovoltaic SystemsIn this 40 hour course, solar site analysis, design, layout and installation of photovoltaic (PV) systems are presented. The course is designed to develop student understanding of PV components and systems and their integration into the electrical systems in the home. Grid-tie and off-grid systems will be presented. This course will present basic system sizing and equipment operation information to individuals who desire to ultimately achieve NABCEP certified PV installer status. Upon completion, students may elect to take the NABCEP entry-level exam. Pre-requisites: Students should have a basic understanding of applied electricity and be able to perform basic arithmetic computation. A basic scientific calculator is required.Instructor: Robert Decker5/21 - 6/27, Tues, Thurs6:00-9:30 pmUtica AB134CRN 34091 $695

Lead Renovator CertificationAs of April 22, 2010, all contractors or landlords working in pre-1978 housing, schools, or child-occupied facilities are required to obtain an EPA firm license and have their workers trained in lead-safe work practices. MVCC is offering

these courses in partnership with Environmental Education Associates (EEA) and these courses are accredited by the EPA and fulfill the requirements for lead safe training. EEA is a USEPA TSCA 402.This 8-hour initial certification course is required for any renovators without previous training to become a certified lead-safe contractor. Bring a pen, pencil and paper; all other materials provided. The course concludes with a 25-question exam. Students should also bring a lunch. All classes take place from 8:15am – 5:15pm. Cost: $195 5/24, Fri OHM BOCES CRN 33990 6/7, Fri MVCC Educ Center Rm108 CRN 33992 6/28, Fri Rome PC203 CRN 33993 7/12, Fri MVCC Educ Center Rm108 CRN 34259 8/2, Fri MVCC Educ Center Rm108 CRN 34260

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10 Hour OSHA TrainingThis course is intended to provide a variety of awareness training on construction safety and health topics. The course is presented to employees and therefore places an emphasis on identifying common hazards in the construction industry as well as avoidance, control and prevention. Upon successful completion of this course, participants will receive an OSHA Construction Safety and Health 10-Hour card. Please bring $5 to class for your card.Instructor: Dominick Timpano5/14- 5/16, Tues, Wed, Thurs6:00-9:30 pmRome PC207CRN 26735 $756/24 - 6/26, Mon, Tues, Wed6:00-9:30 pmUtica AB141CRN 33961 $75

Creating OpportunitiesBreaking Barriers

Mohawk Valley Community College’s Educational Opportunity Center (EOC) is here to help!

We are available to help with: • Applying to colleges and other post-

secondary institutions• Applying for financial aid (Complete the

FAFSA)• Applying for various scholarships• Placement testing assistance• Assisting students with any other steps in

making the transition to college

**All services provided by the EOC are free.

We offer the following preparatory seminars at our offices located at 524 Elizabeth St, Utica NY:

• Reading & Writing Workshop – Mondays from 5-7pm• Math Refresher – Wednesdays from 5-7pm• Group tutoring with one-on-one assistance Tuesdays and Thursdays from 1-3pm

The Educational Opportunity Center is available to any individual who is in need of assistance in order to pursue their education.

The first step begins at the EOC. Call our office today at 315-731-5870 or visit our website at www.mvcc.edu/eoc. Our offices are located at the MVCC Education Center located at 524 Elizabeth St, Utica NY 13501.

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Computer InstructionApple and MacGoogle and Android Keyboarding/Basic Computer InstructionMicrosoft AccessMicrosoft ExcelMicrosoft PowerPointMicrosoft WordMS WindowsUsing Google Applications for BusinessComputer Information SciencesCybersecurity

Management/Supervisory/General BusinessBusiness WritingCoaching/MentoringCommunication Skills for LeadersConflict ResolutionCustomer Service SkillsDecision Making and Problem SolvingGroup Dynamics and MeetingsHiring InterviewingLeadership DevelopmentLeadership TrainingMotivating Employees Performance ManagementQuality Customer Service SkillsSkills for Writing Effective EmailsSocial Media for BusinessStrategic PlanningStress ManagementSupervisory Skills TrainingTeamworkTime Management

Customer Service Communicating with Your CustomersEffective Telephone SkillsGetting to Know Your CustomerImplementing Quality Customer ServiceManaging Conflict & the Dissatisfied CustomerSuperior Customer Service

Manufacturing/Construction10 and 30 Hour OSHAAsbestos AbatementCPR/First AidHazwoper

Engineering/ManufacturingBasic Motors TrainingBasic Pneumatics TrainingBasic/Advanced Electrical TrainingBasic/Advanced Electrical TroubleshootingBlueprint ReadingBroachingCADCAMCNC Machinist TechnologyDrafting and Mechanical BlueprintsEPA Refrigeration TrainingGeometric Dimensioning and ToleranceGD&THigh Speed MachiningHVACInjection Molding PrinciplesIntroduction to Vibration AnalysisISOLean ManufacturingManufacturing ProcessesMeasurement and InspectionMechanical EngineeringMetal Cutting TheoryPhotonics CoursesPLC Training and TroubleshootingProblem Solving Methods that Improve Equipment MaintenanceSemiconductor Manufacturing TechnologyShop MathSolderingStatistical Process ControlWelding

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Learn to Ride at MVCC! New York State Road Test Waiver Program for Beginning and Experienced Motorcyclists

Riding instruction programs so complete, we even provide the motorcycles! MVCC, Go Motorcycling, Inc., and the Motorcycle Safety Foundation are pleased to offer the Motorcycle Safety Foundation’s Basic RiderCourse (BRC) and Basic RiderCourse 2 (BRC2). For detailed schedules and applications, visit www.gomotorcycling.net or call Go Motorcycling, Inc. at (315) 858-3321.

Basic RiderCourse:The BRC is a comprehensive riding program for the beginning rider, developed and endorsed by the national Motorcycle Safety Foundation (MSF). Taught by MSF and New York State Department of Motor Vehicles certified RiderCoaches, this 2-½ day course combines classroom and hands-on riding instruction on the MVCC Utica and Rome campuses. Beginning motorcyclists will gain the basic mental and physical riding skills necessary to minimize risk on the road and help promote driving confidence.

2013 Basic RiderCourse Fee/Requirements• Fee: $275• Participants must be at least 16 Years of age• NYS motorcycle permit required • Road test waiver available• Gear: We provide most gear, including motorcycles

Visit www.gomotorcycling.net for detailsBasic RiderCourse 2 (BR 2) Now for passengers, too!For licensed motorcyclists and passengers MVCC offers a single-session skills and riding workshop conducted on students’ own motorcycles. Explore risk awareness and reduction, traction management, and motorcycle dynamics. Learn techniques for proper braking, cornering, and swerving. Students may bring a passenger. This course is honored by many insurance providers for a discount on collision/liability premiums.

• BRC2 Skills Practice Fee: $95 • Passenger Fee: $25 For detailed scheduling, information and program application visit www.gomotorcycling.net or call Go Motorcycling, Inc. at (315) 858-3321

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Tractor Trailer Driver Training MVCC & Sage Technical ServicesThanks to its partnership with Sage Technical Services, MVCC offers students the chance to drive the big rigs and earn big. Successful students and job seekers earn first-year incomes of up to $38,000. By the fourth or fifth year, drivers can earn up to $60,000.

Quality training, a good income, travel, and job security – these are just some of the benefits enjoyed by students who complete MVCC’s professional tractor trailer driver training program. Partner Sage Technical Services is the national leader in providing comprehensive professional tractor trailer driving programs in thirty-four locations across the United States.

The program’s curriculum was developed by the U.S. Department of Transportation and meets the standards of the Professional Truck Driver Institute (PTDI) – the trucking industry’s highest achievable standards. When training is complete, Sage’s placement staff helps students secure employment through a nationwide network. Sage also specializes in securing funding for students who qualify for state and federal programs or private loans.

Training can be completed in 4-6 weeks, with local training conducted at MVCC’s Rome Campus, 1101 Floyd Ave. Students use state-of-the-art equipment just like what’s in the field today. Basic, advanced, and refresher training options are available.

New classes are scheduled to begin every 2 to 3 weeks throughout the year. To register or for more information call (315) 334-7793.

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The Center for Corporate and Community Education atMohawk Valley Community College

5 Ways To Register:

Register Online using Visa, MasterCard or Discover! Go to www.mvcc.edu/cced and click the registration link.

Fax to: 315-792-5682 Use registration form in the back of the brochure. Payment by credit card or check card only.

Fill in the form on the next page of the brochure and mail with check or credit card information. Make checks payable to MVCC.

Register in person at the Center for Corporate and Community Education, Academic Bldg., Room 154, Utica Campus.

Call: 315-792-5300Register using a credit card or check card.

Cancellation/Refund PolicyAs decisions to run classes are based on enrollment, reimbursments for cancelled registrations will be made as follows. • 100% refund: withdraw 3 or more business days before class begins• 50% refund: withdraw 2 days or less before class begins (for classes costing less than $20, your refund is tuition minus a $10 fee)• Consideration for withdrawal requests after the first class session must be made in writing to the Center for Corporate and Community Education.CCED is dedicated to customer satisfaction. Please call 792-5300 with questions and concerns. Inclement Weather/Class Cancellations: If MVCC Campus closes, all non-credit CCED classes are canceled as well.

Please monitor local media outlets and when in doubt, call our office at 792-5300,or visit www.mvcc.edu

Class Location KeyMVCC Utica:1101 Sherman DriveAB: Academic BuildingGYM: Jorgensen Center/GYMACC: Alumni College CenterIT: Information Technology Building

MVCC Rome:1101 Floyd AvenueRA: Rome Academic BuildingPC: Plumley Complex

MVCC Education Center:524 Elizabeth St., Utica

Mohawk Glen Golf Course:880 Perimeter Road, Rome

Perry Jr. High School:9499 Weston Rd., New Hartford

Preswick Glen:210 Clinton Rd., New Hartford

MVCC Aviation Training Center:116 Langley Rd., Rome

Root Glen:Located behind the Elihu Root House, Hamilton College Campus, Clinton

Sitrin Health Care Center:2050 Tilden Ave, New Hartford

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